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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-04
Alleged Jeweiry Robber Arrested.
fly telegraph 20 the Dispatch.l

NEW York, September 3.---Ths po-
lice last night succeeded in arresting .
man who calls himself DR.. julius Men,
delsohn, and claims 10 come fsom Biz
mingham, Ala. He Is charged With
robbing several Msiden-lsne iewsllsrs
OF diamonds and other valuAbles.
When searched q number OF pam
tickets were found on him. repressnt-
ing over $500 worth Of property. TIAs
accused was arraigned In court 10 dAy
and rcmanded.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-04

PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. SEPT. 3. 1857.
(By telegraph
ARRIyED.
Steamship seneca, Walker, West Point, and
sailed for New York.
steamship Rochdaie, Trudle, New Orleans,
and sailed for Rotterdam.
Steamship Tonawsnda, Buckley, savannah.
and sailed for New York.
Schooner Annie n. Allen, Brown. Norfolk.
SAILED.
Steamship Tbornhill, Wetherill. Progresso.
schooner Annie N. Alien. Brown, Boston.
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ESy- FOURTH PRESBYTERIAN

B,5" FOURTH PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH Grace above shsfcr)-Rey.J J. CALVIN
STEWART, Psstor.-Preaching at II A. NJ. and
sP. NJ. by Rev. W. :. CAMPBELL, Of Gloucester.
sunday school at go A. NJ. A cordial welcome
Is extended to all. Seats free.
ny" BROAD-STREET METHO-
DIST CHURCH corner OF Broad and Tenth
sireets)-Rev. :. 5. LAMBETH, pastor. will
preach at A. NJ. and SIS Z. NJ. A cordial
welcome 10 all
IsB~ SECON BAPTIST
CHURCH-Ccorne Main and Sixth streerl.-
Rov. W. W. LASDRUs, ID. d., pastor, will
preach at II A. NJ. and SPIN. T.
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Qual nadb benz GHem.

Die Goise bon unperbonli1teit uirb,
tpenn mad ieber MabI3eit elm balbet
@bI6fel boil Simmons 2iper.
Regulator eingenommen tpirb, MIDI
niebr seip1rt tperben. CT biIft 70 gut
perbauen uno 1T 70 miIb unb ansenebm
in ieiuea Wirtunsen. bob i'm gielt
nod einem trdftisen Mable sur Side.
rung gutter 0erbauune braudeu. Tei
Regulator hilbert ben Maaen ni1t an
uno regt i'm milbe on. er lit rein DC,
seiabilii9 unb fam unslei6 ieoer an,
beren ar5uei In iebem 3udanbe bes
Organismus genOmmen iperbsn.
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gtufttmmtaes llrthetI.

Der apotbefer u. .. SnIt in gippus,s sn.
biana, be3eust: sd Tam bas electric
Bitters als bas bette eeiImitteI smpfeblen.
Stbe Glof@e. ueIde ~beriauft ipurbe. bot bic &c.
ipinfAte SiiIfe sebradt. Semanb purbe nod
benz @ebraude bon nur 9 GlaiAen pon ieinem
&beumatismus befreit, Der ion loon 10 Sabre
lang eepeiniet bate. Der NpVtbeter abraham
Gore in 8tupiIs, Ohio, perfdert: rDieienise
Msbi3in, neldhe meiner 20iabrigen Grfabruns
nod vam beiten aebf" III bas electric 8itters".
Saufenbe bon dbnIiden 3eusniHen liesen Dor,
iobab bas lirtbeil, sbabin I~antenb, BAT bas
electric 8itters alIs arangbeiten Der 2eber, ber
aisren unb bes 8lutes beiIt, elm gan; einaim.
mises 1T.
Die GIafde toitet nur so gents. gu baben
in ber apotbefe bon u. Dreib.
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MNerlef.

= @eferu Wbeno tur3 mad Z n6r
ipielte li6 on Der Norowefede hes
Srauis. pa,fs cine blu,ige @9iebaFaire
ab. Dapib Oolisu lpurae bort BON
Ddo'o Nlerdnber niebergeftDKsn. Dol.
len erblelt eineu ShuB 3pifden beioe
Wusen. Der permu,blid 1einen Sob
berbeifhbsen pirb. lleber bic urs
fade Der SdieB s NHaire 1T nur
10 otel 3u ermittelu, baB bieielbe
in bdustihem unsIiid unb unfrieben
Mleranoers liegt. moran OoIfen bic
Sdulb trug. Dolien 1T bel boIIem
B%etpuBttetn uno bat entieblide S1mer.
gen aus3uteben. IT peib, baB er
tobili6 bermunbet 1T. Nleramber puroe
ioiort perbaftet unb bat aud feline Shat
feinea Musenblif in Nbrebe g~elfelt.
Gr meigert fi4 iebo6. ben @runb fur
ntefelbe an3ugeten.
Der @rpreBbeamte 5. 8. @mitb,
Delder bic beiben 8abnrduber erI6oB,
lit bier S%sgenmdrtig Der Qelb bes So.
9es. 9ie nerf9iebenen 8elobnunaeu,
bic auf bic 0abbaftmerbung ober un=
i@dbli6madung bon 8abnrdubern ge.
ieBt tporben tuaren, uno auf bic Smith
iekt elm Inredt bat, belaufen fih I'M
@ansen ouf $500. giner Der eri1oj=
ienen &abnrduber, Sad Smitb. mar
etn totorif6er Desperate, auf ben me.
gen 5ueier Morbtbatetl aefabnbet muir
be, bic CT in paio bel. Morte begangen
bate.
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u n ) { I 0 c.
9ie anSere seite Der Trase.

Ser nutersei9nete miini6t es hermit
aur aasemeinen 2enntniB gu bringen,
baB er nidt. mie bas @eri6t Detbreitei
worben III, bic S6uIb boran trdgt,
bob ous Sosfe'ide 8ebda6e ni6t nod
benz uriprhnsli9em Blame gebaut lpers
ben fonnte. @r bat ben plab aepa6tst
nit m~ebridbrigem Rontratt unb betreibt
out bemielben elm i6mungbaites @es
t9dft. IS 1T unmabr. baB sr $4,000
Derlangt babe fur bic Nufsabe ieines
&ontrattes. fonoern rur $4,000, unb
bas entipri6t benz Gapital, bas er in
bie'es @ei9aft bineinsshedt bat.
SeopOl6 &aifer.
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D@ Die neue 4 en- m porttrs
ten Oetifateffen, einsemadte
Griidte un6 Semitic, Budmbeot unb
Mople 5prup, reuer Sn9ar 9oule Mos
laiies, Graders urb Biscuits, Butter
unb @ier ftets frii9 unb in groBen
8orrdtben bel mitb & mill o n,
gde Der Sole6ab u. 9ouifon StraBe.
Nae Orders tperben prompt ausseftbrt
unb bic Waaren ms 6aus geIiefert.
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Cages $ Weuisfeitem.
SnIan B..

pr6ibent @lebeIanb tuurbe in
gItIanta. Georgia, BON elmer eroseu
@oltsmense lebbaft be9riiBt. Gouber.
neur Goroon belt bic iibli1e gm.
p~fangsrebe. Die Staot not feltlid
becorirt uno Der Gmpfang seitaftete fid
au einem auberoroentlid g~ldnBenben.
aud bic farbige 8eb6lferung nabm an
bemieIben regen antbeil.
Der Snbianer . Mgert See Dol
itebt unter Der Nntlase, $40, 900 Der.
untreut 3u baben. gs foq bies tbeils
burd unterf6logung unb tbeils burd
bic Gdifdung] bon anweifunsen seidss
ben feiu.
= Sn Nem Oort fitirsie bas i'm Bau
begtiffene bierft6dige Gebdube Der ia.
tbolif1en Shule in Der Is. GtroBe
elm, unb begrub 80 perfonen unter feis
men Sriimmern. 5lnf tudren fofort
tobt. Die iibrigen wurben 3ipar ges
rettet fin6 aber idmmtli9 lebensgefdbrs
lid perIebt. Inter ben Deruunbeten
bsfinbet i'd aud Elm tatbolif9er
@eiflider.
IN uslanb.
- Die bulsarii9e Sobranie III auf
ben ~. DIT. 5uiammenberufen ruorben.
: Ser iriI9e gr5bif@of Malib bot
einen 8rief on bas gomite ber 8roB.
e%runbbefiber gef6rieben, uel9er fi9 auf
fsinen 8ori1lag jur Abbaltung elmer
3~ufammenfunft 3pii9en 2anblorbs
unb pd@tern beaiebt. Der gr3bif1of
meint, menu man feline friiberen Wors
f@ldse In erpdsung 3ieben tuerbe, fei
9ofnung porbanben. baB bur9 fold
cine 3uiammenflnft elm ginperfdnbs
niB angebabnt tuerben tbnne.
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az Cine aupertdifise Girmo, Bel ber
mon ieberseit unb fiber auf reele 8es
bienuug uuo 3uborfommenbeit rednen
Sarf. III Smith % million. Gro.
cerps6dnoler an Der nDrbmeifIihen gde
bon 6oleba6 unb 6oniDn @traBe.
Deuiide unb fran3Sff6e SetifntsIsn.
5tople u. Gancp Groceries 3u billiaffen
MdtttpreiIen. 12.1O.-3Wt
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aud Bur fron,oRf6e Gamble

Britannia, peiGer BON Neapel unb
Warieile in Retu OOrt eintraf, bate
mebrere gbolera. Gdlle on Boro. Die
Britannia" it 'bas S9weferf4if Der
sNleia". bic Dor einige @oGen ffon
Die Cholera mad Stem Yorf sebradt
battle.
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Maberid's 8anf beIoret @elbien.
bungen nod alien 3beiIen Deutf9lanbs
ins Daus ob9eliefert gu biligeren Staten
als bic 9Ofoffice.
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500 8oraitises 4bnebmen ber
2raft bel beibea Gei@ieGteru, eIei@biel
ruie perurfa&t. ihnelI unb fir bic Ooner
eebeilt. Bud fhr 10 gts. In Briefmar'
fen. Worlds Dispensary Medical As
ISOLATION 663 Main St., Buffalo, N. Y.
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- Gin Maun, Der 40 Sabre lang
NIT Mebicinen au tbun gebabt bat,
folte Sal3 bon 3uder unteriheibeu
t6nner. Wfan h6re. mas elm folder faAt:
9olebo, o., 10. SON. '87.
I'm bic 3erren s. 5. gbenep & 60.
Meine 9erren! Wdbreub elmer 40.
idbri9en praris babe i'd piel nit Webis
cinen 5u tbun gebabt, aber benno1 lit
mir nod ME elm mebicinif9es Yrdparat
borgetommen. bas i'd NIT 10 piel 8ers
traurn ouf grfolg perf9reiben f6nnte,
tuie gals QatarrhsRur neIGes Sic
anfertigeu. Sd babe es fdon oft pers
fdrieben unb omar. iebesmal nit benz
snfriebeufte0enbiien grfoIge. Gum
S6lu1e nil i'd muir nod bin3ufiigen,
bob i'd ben Gaa bon Gatorrb erfi nod
finbeu muB, in ueldem es feline Wirs
flung Detfagt, porausgeiebt natiirIi1.
oaB bic Mebicin ben 8ori9riften ge.
n1dB angeDeubet uirb.
Sbr ereebener
Or. meb. 8. 8. @orfu9
215 @ummitsS traBe.
Wir gebeu 800 fir ieben Sal bon
2atarrb, iDel9er nidt bur9 Gaq's
"Catarrh-C Cure" 9ebeilt peroen f6nnte.
Dies Mittel III innerli1 ansuipenben.
s. 5. @beaep & Co., 9oIebo. Ohio
gigentbimer.
sT gu baben in iener Npotbete
3u IS Gents.
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en- @oI,ehou mn nm her n

= Sn @aloehon uno an Der @olf.
flite entlang BEL Corpus gbrifi berridi
siemlidI beftiger 5turm nit 9eqenfaQ.
Der Signalbeomte erhielt aus Waib.
ington bic Dsiiung. Stutm 'SignaIs
aufjubifen fur einen su ertuartsnben
gptlpn i'm Sole, in fib6flidsr Rid.
tung Don 0oIpefon.
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Ma@ bic S@mmnffadben finb Der
Wooe untertporfen. bic BON Saifon gu
9aiioH i6 bsrdnbert. Oas Neueffe
BARN. bauptidfii6 aber In Diamanten
finbet man i'm Diamanten . 6auie
BON g. NDmbamt, Der fo,twdbs
renb bas N[erueuefte auf Eager bdIt.
0err 8. &oupant nno feline 3uborfoms
menpen 8erfdufer fino iebe,aeit bereit.
bic Waaren bebufs Yei6tigung npr3us
legem. 8. &ouoont III felt 1868 etabz
lirt uno erfreut ii6 zines peitnerbreites
len suten &ufes. gr 1T elm in Der
S6mei3 ousgebilbeter praftiifer llbrs
nader unb g%arantirt alle feline Mrbeiten.
8. R%ouDant, Main pla5a. San antonio.
BE @arofan & Ring's 10
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Su wromnsbi0e tpurbe elm

= in UtDwnsuIHe UufDt GIN Ues
iabrter Meritaner 3u 30 Sabren 3u@t.
baus berHrtbeilt, neil CT feline 9idbrige
Stiefto9ter gelGdnbet bate. Gin Ganf.
ftrid tudre ba aud better getpelen, als
bas aIte S@eufol nod Sabrsebute lang
au fitteru!
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pirb gum /. Hopember cine Robin
ober elm Wdbden fur 0ausarbeit bel
Gutem Sobn. Radjufrasen In Der
Office bieies 9lottes.
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unfere neuen Wintertpaarer j:
Clothing, 9errensS oilettes Nrtifel. I'm.
ter5eug &C. fommen nod unb mad an
unb liegen our 9eii6iisung often. Pan.
cooft & @obn.
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g e a n t

tuiro cine 5uberldiise Sduge Mmme.
8uter 2obn be5ablt. 3dberes gu erfab=
rem BET Grau Or. SDf. Kingsley,
go. 303, Npenue E.-SeIepbon 40.
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@ N

mirb elm inteQigenter &nabe i'm utter
bon 15-16 Sabren, Na93ufraseu in
Der Office biefes 8iattes.
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Nptis ON 0as.Goufumeliea.

Som erifen Oftober 1887 an 1T Der
preis beg Sales auf brei Dollars per
1000 &ubifiuB herabgeiebt tuoroen.
Die San 2lntonio 6asfompaenie
g.. 6. 9orton, @efret1r.
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Die rei4fe unb eleSantefe Naswabs
BON Nriifefn, relhe flo b~eIcnbsis 10
@eturtsfass. uno 6Odylts @si9enlen
eisneu, ale:
9Iber.p'a tirie Maareu,
Statuen bon Brcn3e. Eerra Gotta,
Ber5eIan nnb Mlaboffer.
RslisiSie 6isuren, Graeifre urD SO.
ienfrdn3e.
Btumen- Volen unb Aupelu.
IdRen. fein seeorirte.
Wbnnts in GROCER NusDabl.
photographer, aler Irt.
Scupenirs. nit 81 Nniidten BON Gan
Mntpnir, far so Gents.
Bilosr unb Bilber.R abuen.
Wu1foOien unb rhren.
0pernsldier unb 6ernrShre.
Euidenmefe r unb 6Heelen.
Damen nro Serten Toilet WseaEoiye.
@slbtaiden fur osrten unb Ddmen.
Damen : 6unbtoi&en.
Brief Mappen.
SdreibsenSe n RDtijbider.
Vilitsn= Rarten @tuis.
Damen Nrbeits . 9difdei nnb 4Brbe.
6snb. Spiesel nnb 4dmme.
Nauds Glide II Service.
@isarren Gtuis.
3eitunSs. Woppen.
Spa3ierfl6de.
gosel nno @iHbcrn 9diae.
Neccroecns. 3itbern unb 6ormcuieas.
Waui4elu in GROCER auspohl.
6ifd Mpparate.
i'opiere n iOnaise Wotsrialien sur
G%niertisuns BON YopiersW lumeh.
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Manerif's 8amf, alsemeines ganfs
geiddft. aablt AZ 3inien auf Depofiten
fir befimmte 3eit.
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s6- Wer bon @arolan & &ing
tauft, fpart @elb fiir Sis.
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Bon 9. Ma1ber, (asariou).

Bon ieber bat man bic poiitioen Wits
tel Der @r5iebung nidt dusreidenb ges
funoen Inb bat bebbalb negotipe Mittei
bin3ugefigt. Inter ben lebteren nimmt
Die Strdfe cine berporragenbe STEELE
eth. Nur bieienigen pdbaeogen. bic
nit &ouHeau BON Der urfpriingli6en
Site Der meni1li1en Naiur ausgeben
mnb ben 3med Der @r5iebung in bas
@i1entfoltenlafen bieier guten Natur
ieben, 9Iauben nit Der @rfabrung,
tpel9e mon ben 36eling MAIDEN ldBt,
bur63ufommen. &ouFeau Mill bebbalb
ieinen @mil gar ni9t beifraft tpiFen; er
fol- fd an bic Notbwenbigfeit 5foBen
unb baourd flug ,nerben. SIN I'D.
gemeinen aber tDirb bic Notbpenbigfeit
Der spdbdsogifden Gtrofe a~uertannt.
neber ben 3wed Der Strafe ieoo1, iiber
bic 8reite ibret Ausbebnung, bic 3iefe
ibrer @irfuna, bic Art ibrer Musiibung.
iin6 bic MnRdten fpeber fraber ibereiu=
fintmenb semefen,, nod aud iebt bic.
felben. Das religi6ie un6 rationale
Clement mu6ten bier einmirteu; bic
@efnltung Der eraieblihen 6rage itebt
i'm 3uIammenbang nit Der gan3en Sui
turentpidlung. Sc meniger bic
perf6nIidfeit bes Menf9en
gea6tet ufr6, 6eo mel e
tritt bic 5trafe ais @egen.
m ittel geget1 dies BON 3med ber
Grsiehunq Mbmeidenhe herbDr, tpGh.:
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Das @ud3enbla&4
Sic f1rperlide Strafe

als gr5iebunes mittel i'm Nltertbum unb
i'm Mittelalter.
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Not the Only One Whose Works
ffteP Them

Not the Only One Whose Works Live
After TAem-
A fifteen volume edition of Shakespeare,
printed in the largest book type has been
issued. His works do live after him, ~
with inspiring vitality. 1t would take more
than fifteen volumes of the size of the above
to tell of the virtues and songs of praise
which are sung by suffering women about
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
Ore eminent doctor said she deserved a
crown for her labors for her sex. There is
a great variety in the letters received, testi-
flying to the cures effected by her Vegetable
Compound and the great relief afforded to
thousands of women in all sections. Mrs.
C, of Toronto, says: 81 have taken
three bottles with very gratifying results"
Mrs. Stephen B, of Sheffington. Que
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ready" Sarah c., of Eugene City, Ore
gon, says: :" 1t is the best medicine for the
female sex have ever found" Mrs H. S.
D, of Portland. says: at has done
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IN my back since the second dose"
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STATE BOARD OF TRADE.
Arrangements made for the Coming
Press Convention.

SAN FRAxcIsco- August 23d.-[Special.l 1.-The
Executive Committee of the newly organized
State Board of Trade held its first San Francisco
meeting to-day. Those who assembled at the
roll-can were Messrs. Campbell of Oakland
Smith of Contra Costa, Robinson of SOlano Nor
rissey of Yuba, Hatch of Solano and Byington of
Se4 sfRa the Ros4 reading Of be Hatch hRes led
Chairman said he had interviewed the railroad
people with reference to the transportation of
such persons as might wish to attend the Press
Convention, and the railroad authorities had
agreed TO furnish free transportation to those
memb bers OF the press who wished to attend, and
also to three members of each interior Board of
Trade. The secretary was instructed to notify
the persons who wished to attend of the ar
rangementS made
on motion of H. W. Byington the meeting of
the Press Convention was set for September
l4th, at o'clock, in the rooms of the San Fran
cisco Chamber of Commerce.
Secretary Davies reported that no quarters
had yet been obtained for the State Board of
Trade in San Francisco. He had found place
which could be obtained for S125 per month.
Further time was granted the committee to
secure headquarters.
1t was decided that each county Board of
Trade be notified to forward its initiation fee of
s25 to the Secretary.
a motion to allow Secretary Davis salary
from the time of his securing headquarters was
adopted.
The question of funds for running the State
Board came up for consideration, through sug-
gesiion made by Morrissey that it would require
upI .SlS Rhdn toJV ulOutu 10 meet expenses.
He did not think that s25 a month from each of
the Boards and Associations was sufficient and
thought that some local assistance should be
obtained from San Francisco. Stockton had
contributed 500 TO boom its section, and he
thought that the balance of the State should do
as his city has done. and not rely on one town
to do all the booming.
MI. Hatch suggested that local Boards do all
in their power in their different localities to
raise contributions in excess of their monthly
dues.
The matter was freely discussed, but no de-
finite determination was arrived at. AT o. clock
the committee adjourned to meet on the first
Monday in September
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copyright, 1857 by the California Associated prcs,1
Los ANGELES. August 2Sd.-Ceur De Lion
Commandery, the wealthiest branch of the
Masons in Southern California, went on a special
train TO Santa Barbara to-day. There were
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The loio HdH, referring to the large
amount of wheat still held by farmers, re-
marks: When the bull wheat movement
fell with hurting rush some weeks ago,
1t was thought that many of our growers
had been nipped to greater or less extent,
and that considerable of Yolo's fine wheat
had been in the pile which collapsed, and
that the producers would be forced to lose
all their hard-earned coin or Q part of it.
Another idea seems to prevail in the minds
of many that our wheat is being rapidly
sold and that our farmers are at this time
reapiug the reward of their arluous labor
with the plow and reaper. e short tour
through the county, however, develops the
fact that the greater portion, of the inn
mense wheat crop of Yolo couaty is either,
in public or private warehouses or else is
cached at the various farms by being piled
up in an inclosure and covered with straw.
The latter way of keeping grain is not a
very good one, and the ranchers state that
this is only done when warehouse accom-
modations are lacking. The. warehouses
at Cacheville and Madison are already al
most full of wheat, and the Woodland
warehouses will be filled in short time,
large loads coming in each day. 1t will
thus be seen that there is in this county an
immense quantity of grain which is being
held by owners III anticipation of raise" "
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-08-24
A Poor Prospect An Rou,d-
REDUCTION OF FARES.
Railroad Commissioner Abbott Inter-
viewed and the Probable Rates Given.

SAN FRANCISCO August 23d-An interview
was had this evening with Railroad Commits
sioner Abbott, concerning the reductions likely
to be made in passenger fares under the resolu-
ton introduced by him in the Board of Rail
road Commissioners. He stated that the confer
ences that the Commission had already had
with the officials of the Southern Pacific Com
pany upon the subject had been very satisfae-
tory to the Commission, and that new sched-
ule OF fares, he thought, would be adopted and
go into effect on the LIST of September The re-
duction would be about 25 per cent or the new
mile, except over the Mountain Divisions
These would, no doubt, from Auburn to True
kee, on the Central Pacific. and from Benninp
to Yuma on the Southern Pacific be five cents
per mile, and from Redding to Coles on the Cal
ifornla and Oregon, fur cents per mile.
Upon being questioned as to the amount of re-
duction the new schedule would make between
various points in the interior, he replied that
the reduction upon tickets from Sacramento to
leading places would probably be as follows Z:
To Marysville, reduced from 81 10 to 81 60; to
Tehama, from 81 40 to So 35: to Red Bluff, from
81 90 to So 20; to Redding, from Sc 80 to 81 20:
to Auburn, from 81 80 to 81 10; to Colfax, from
to Merced, from 81 GO to S. rs; to Fresno, from
Sc SO to S. 40; to Tulare from SIS 60 to So rs; to
Sumner, from sl1 10 to IS GO; to Los Angeles,
from $50 90 to SIS.
In reference to the rates from San Francisco
TO sacramento COMMISSIONER Abbott said that
he had succeeded in persuading the company
to issue special single tickets via Bencia to Sac
ramento at $50, the present rate being So.
I'VE made big fight about rates in the Sacra-
mento valley said Commissioner Abbott ''and
succeeded in getting one quarter of a cent re-
duction per mile below what the company were
but we finally persuaded them to make it
cents
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-08-24

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